Activities Of Local
Church Organizations
Christian
Mrs. C. A. LiHey, new chairman of
Group 1, was Hostess to this group
Monday evening with six members
and one visitor present. .
Mrs. Lee Corbett was devotional
leader arid the chairman directed the
discussion of “Hidden Answers.”
The members voted to meet Tues
day evenings for the rest of the year.
Ice cream, cookies and nuts were
served. /
Mrs. T. R. Mizelle was appointed
secretary of Group 2 at its meeting
in the home of Mrs. C. L. Ivey, S£r.,
Tuesday evening. The chairman,
Mrs. Ted Albritton, announced that
the Woman’s council meeting had
been postponed until July 12 and that
the council met the requirements for
the honor roll last year . 1
“The Kingdom First” was the devo
tional topic developed by Mrs. Albrit
ton. After a prayer, “Hidden An
swers” were discussed
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Following the miasl
tion, ice cream, cookies
passed to IS members.
Group 3 met with Mrs. Arch Flan
agan, chairman, who presided over
the business session.
A responsive reading on “Using
Our Gifts," based on Matthew, was
led by Mrs. Blanche Paschall.
The “Hidden Answers” were read
by Mrs. Z. B. T. Cox.
Mrs. Matthew Dail was named re
porter.
Lemon sherbet and cookies were
.served. ' '.
Minn Elizabeth Moore gave the de
votional at Group 4 which met Tues
day evening with Mrs. R. E. Pickett
with Mrs. George Allen as joint hos
tess. '
The new chairman, Mrs. Archie
Cayton, was in charge of the pro
gram. Named to the membership
committee were Mrs. David T. Harris
and Mrs. Pickett. '
The ten members and one guest,
Mrs. Walter Hobgood, were served
refreshments consisting of angel cake
topped with cream and nuts.
Free Will Baptist
s. The Free Will Baptist prayer ser
vice will be held inJthe home of Allen
J. Baker, Friday night, July 2. Every
body is invited.
The Episcopal Altar guild met with
the directress, Mrs. John D. Dixon,
Tuesday evening.
- Miss Vivian Scott was welcomed as
a new member.
“Blessed Book Agents,” taken from
“Every Man’s Book,” mid a chapter
of “Some Common Sense Reasons
Why” were studied.
A social hour was held after ad
journment.
CIRCLE MEETING POSTPONED
The Annie Perkins circle of the
Baptist Missionary society has post
poned its July 6 meeting until the fol
lowing Monday. Mrs. Floyd Rouse
and Mrs. R. L. Manning will be hos
I tesses July 12 in the church.
Episcopal
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Around 80 children attended Bible
school at the Ballards
church last week. 1
Miss Falls from Assembly’s Train
ing school vas director and taught
the senior class. The other faculty
members were from the community.
Members of the auxiliary served
refreshments each afternoon.
At the close of classes on Friday
afternoon, the children were taken to
the Farmville park where they en
, joyed swimming in the pool and later
| they were served a picnic supper.
I On Sunday morning, at the church a
program was given showing some of
the .work accomplished this week.
Around 65 members from the Bap
tist Sunday school at Bell Arthur en
joyed swimming and a picnic supper
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lie supper 4as served on a table
outdoors and the menu consisted of
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lemonade.
After the supper, everybody was
seated outdoors anfi elides were pre
sented showing the preparation of
foods to be preserved by freezing.
Several short talks were made, one
by Mr. Hendrix, on, the spraying of
tobacco for lice. Mrs. Andrews of
Goldsboro made a talk on what it
means to be a member of the Grange.
Mark Smith presided.
Among those from out of the com
munity present for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hendrix, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Langford, Mr. and Mrs.
Stott, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Tyson, Miss
Ruth Shearin of Greenville, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Johnson of
Goldsboro.
Mrs. Moses Tyson and Mrs. Letha
Tyson were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Spgg and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Jenkins in Farmville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. -B. Sullivan of
Williamston visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Crawford Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. William Gillette has returned
to her home in Richmond after a 'two
weeks’ visit with her mother, Mrs.
Annie Flanagan. a
William Harold Crawford spent the
week end at Atlantic Beach.
.Mrs. Leslie Evans of near Green
ville spent the past week end with
her mother, Mrs. Ray Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard of
| Greenville and Mrs. Betty Moore
spent last Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Nichols.
L. F. Batts, Joe Jones, Lionel
Jones, Glenn Nichols and Buster
Brown went on a fishing trip to Bel
haven Tuesday.
Donald Bullock was welcomed as a
new member.
An auto trip to the country, where
young puppies, calves and pigs were
sources of great interest, was made.
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